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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
WEST pARIs.

oar village Il assumlnt sort ~ lns'ro
politsn sppesrsuce ~ barber shop, neS
drug storei coarse ~ l~cturrs " NV
talked OF
| I sm At q 10 \ - understand how Out
people can be 80 indifferent In regard IN {
fire department, In our village. A larger
number Of irts will De bull, here this fall
aud winter than ever before. with the con
sequent Increased danger OF nre bat not q
word IL said about ladders, buckets or any
thing else 10 put out ire providing one
should get started Oar people are bear.
lag the Increased rates Of Insurance. like
martyrs that the insurarcs companies arc
Obliged 20 add In cons qusnce Of the gres,
danger ~ fires. ff we would Interest our.
selves and appropriate this sxtrs rate of
Insurance towards a fre department, IL
would 60 great way toward getting up q
respectable protection against ilre. DO
wish our people would realize the Import
ancr OF this matter before DOR smart aud
cnisrprl.ing village Il laid In sshcs. O1c
man can do roihlng slone.
J. waylari kimball has got bis steam
boiler set and his factory plped 80 a. 10
heat his large factory with steam. There
are three men now a. work al the chair
factory pnt,lng In plant and wires 80 %
10 light the factory by electricity. In this
way the danger OF fire AZ The stesm mlii
will be very mach lessenei.
AZ the retafn game OF ths West Paris
Base Dali Club with the q IhAms, the
game stood ~ 20 II In favor 81 the Cor.
hams our boys say they wsrr not beat n
by the 0ofh.m club bat by the umpire.
They speak hlshly Of their treatment by
the Gofham club.
A. tue game OF base ball last Saturday
afternoon between the West Paris nine
and the Rnmfords the game resulted In
favor OF the West Paris club by score OF
80 too. Same Afternoon q game was play
I'd between the West Paris olab aud the
Paris illll nine rcsaltlng Ia favor or the
West Paris boys by score Of ID 10 !. In
the two games ihe West Paris club made
- base hits
G. II. Lane has allied u his already
large stock of goods new and large In.
voice OF ready maio clothing aud sfall
line OF guns. rides, fevolyers and cunning
materials
oar school agent was very fortunate In
securing the valuable services Of Mss An.
ME n. FSbes. ol South Paris. 10 teach our
fall term of school Mis-, fobes Il one OF
the bcsi % teachers aud 1. teaching nne
term Of school IN The sutirc satisfaction so
Ter Of both pupil. sni parents. We wish
Miss FObss could be Engaged 10 teach the
wintrr term
Tns GJoi Tcmplar. Lodge IL reported To
be- In prospsring condition, aud much
Interest 4. manifested.
AionlrAm Curtis. OF Boston, II At bis
daughters. Mis-. Everett Andrews, sick.
Mech sickness prevails In this eommun-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
ANDOVHR.

Taerc was baked bean and pumpkin
pie supper A. the Hall "wednesday eyening.
gotten Up by The NJ. T. Ladies Circle, Who
realized about els from 10
NJ. Y. Corson says that II the person who
gathered the plums from the tree 10 his
garden. few nights slucc. will call sgain
ne may have the iiro he len before.
J. W. Eiiou has sold bis stock 10 trade
IN Messrs. Msicher & Bailey, 81 Portland.
Who take possession a. once. both mem
bers OF The new nrm are yo7ns men, with
practical Business training. and cone u
~ with good recommendations.
n y. Corson has advertised bis house
hold goods aud other property Naueuon
Sept. s2ud.
The band sersn.isd Mr. and Mrs q. w.
Abbott Thursday night
Frank Mitchell. . son 81 The late Clark
L. Mitchell % this place, has bought X.
A. Growers place al East Andovcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
Prof Ls,..,,.,. r1.m.,y rl..s

Prof. I.olsetfe, the famous memory improysr, has
nov rttnnsd from his lecfurine daring the heat
"a term 10 bis oiics. No ~ iihh Avenue where hs
vii remain % snsnd 10 hls ceus.pondenee p.plls.
Daring this his helliay, he has lectnred 70 lsfge
inr IN With three large classes 81 Chaafaaqus. We
c.onof Imagine hos syststa of memory uAnshf
could Be more sfrongy enlersed than frofLolsstfe's
lion. NJ. w. Astor. Jsiah T.. Dspisain, Doctors
Iifown and Minor, 4e. Ifmofe could be sdisd has
been Afforded In tie fs u the patronage ef his sis.
ten BIZ Loo Columbia lag studsnts too eissse. 81 ~
slfy of Penasy ani thFen large classes a Chan-
ta1qaa In face OF these facts who can hesitate 70
apply 10 this memory specialist co. needed memory
Improve ufnts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
nRRENWOOD.

widow Sarah Morgan Is now on The slck
LIST. the disease being the formation OF In.
ternal ulcers attended BY Dr.. Packard, OF
West Paris. she IL stopping for the pres
eut IN the family OF A. X. Hicks.
We presume TIE hay harvest u nearly
ended except the second crop, which VIII
have 90 be deferred until the weather -
more favorable than AZ present. There Is
some late sOwn grain n be cut yet
some farmers ars digging their potatoes,
an dad, IN addition % small crop, thai
they are rottiag badly. especially the Beau
~ OF Hebron.
Has any Que noticed The mushroom crop
th.t has grown this summerf We have
seen them everywhere, from The size OF
Mn had % that OF plate, and OF nearly
every color 10 The solar spectrum. TrAs-
sllng thro1gh pine growth The other dsy'
We saw one OF the largest Size. ana nun
Der OF inches In height The iaft, being
TOO tough % yield, MAS .Aken up via ",
but broken. Sd that We could see the veg
etabie Cd underneath. There Vas an anu
bin close by. and. thinking through MI
crOsco2e, we could easily Imagine nov
those intelligsnt little Creatures osSsInv
panic stricken. on seeing suSh an upneAsA'
of nature, and fed In every direetou, re-
porting the creates; earthquake on record
Bolsnis,s place The Mushroom Win .ae
eryp,0ganious or f)weriess plants, ana es-
tlmats the number Of species a. nearly
5000. many OF which are used Tor fcoi.
while the greater part are poisonous ~,
Is Il really plsnt, OF vegetable, sfter All
Ose learned man, BOW lislng, Is OF INC
opluiou that Il Is nothing more than ssor'
OF Capitalization OF the grasses. and pcs
stsses none OF the chsrsctsrisues OF
plant, aud consequently has no claim 10 =
place IN botany. We have examined ,ns
different parts Of the MUSHROOM some"n.'
mIuutely urd,r lens. and are ready 10 80.
mia thst we dent know whss IL is-sru
Who doesg
@. Jatkins, q son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
DryPIELD CENTRE.

oar farmers are now busy digging pois'
toes. They are ro,ilus badly. sni In m,nJ
Held. grca, irjlry has been done by muck
worms
MI. Eta TIolmsu, a student offArmlng
ton Normal school, Il teaching Ia Dist
No. ..
lam sorry 10 say ihA, for several rea
sons there will be no free high school Al
the Centre this fall As was expected.
Au unusu,l amount OF real estate Ia DIX
neld hss changed hands The past week
Leroy Hall has purchased the Ssmue
White farm, aud samuel White has bought
the stoclbridge stand In the village. Hon
George n. Holman has purchssei the house
aus lot recently owned and occupied b,
DR.. wiug on Weld street, and Also th'
store on Main street, recently owned src
occupied by W. \. Chase a. = genera
store. We hear Ar. Holman Intends Y
MAKE some needed improvements, aud on
90 the store With new goods AZ once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
WEST BErHHI..

Charles n. Brooks. OF Bryant. Pond,
sSs In town Friday.
Frank \. Needham. OF G0rhsm. n. H.,
has sold bis house In this village 10 A \.
Bean.
Mrs. fermelis Warren. OF Brooklyn. ".
Y, visited frieuis here last week.
W. ID. Mils hss built = slio. aud filed
II With ensilsye tbs week
De. J. W. DAVIS ani wife. OF Soath Par
~. were here this week.
%. y. Whitman and wife retarned %
their home In LsNlstOa SAiurisy.
Partridge hanters are numerous. sud
their guns are heard In al directio.s.
The lArgc crop 81 sxcct corn IL nearly
gathered.
Mrs. Emma Seethsm. OF q oFham, ". H..
II visiting old friends here.
Mrs. Hattie A. Grover l. very feeble.
Tier mother Il nov stopping with her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
WILSON'S MILLS.

There l. great call for guides. n PR
msnd
T. ShsrmAn. With friend. has g'u'
NJ to csmp out Few weeks. Auolhe'
pirty ~ sportsman jln his party to-day.
Fred Taylor starts his thrrshing machine
to-day.
Qai,a number OF our young people ~
tended the ball at the umbagos House.
Msrtr had show AZ Linneirs Hall same
evening. II was said 10 have been very
good ertsrtsiamsn, indeed. MartE Ia al
WAYS original.
Psdilers aud cattle buyers are around.
= Y. Durkee Il very alex. Dc. Twsidle,
OF Bsthel IN Aiteudsnce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
MASON.

There Il % he q potato famine. There
IA. been nothing iikelt fOr more than forty
years A II i here the same complaint
comes from Ear ani near. A. q. Paine. OF
Marlboro, Mass. called on me last week,
and be sait farmers there were blowing
up shole dslts A. they were not worth
tlsglng.
rae sweet corn has been mostly hauled
o. The factory. Oar farmers are very
mach tlssA,lsf "A with The returns. No.
body proposes % plant another year.
Yellow cnrn 10 very nice.
Mrs.. A. q. Lows goes % Norway 10 take
care % Miss L'rrle Lovsi0y, who Is iAlllug
ftst.
J G Bsan i reshlnsllug A. q. fA.ne's
barn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
EAST BRowNPIRLD.

A veiy heavy fros, on the nlghi Of the
iOih aud iiih has stopped The shipping OF
cucumbers, bat the season has been are
markedly good one for the crop. thous'
and barrels have been sent from this sta
ton.
Mrs. ". w. Rice, OF Boston, Is spend
lug a few days here with her friends.
The Cornish fair attract qaite a number
% our people.
J. y. siieknsy IL OF Tor few days trip
10 Boston and other places.
The L. 4 O. Il u and the MAine Central
furnish half fare tickets 10 the delegates
20 the State convention ofthe W. G, I. u.
holden At Auharn. the 18th, 10Th, 3Oih, OF
this mouth. Fall fare down on the L. s
ID free return.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
WEST PERU.
Iiop picking Il over.

Hop picking Il over.
Sweet corn Is s,lll being hauled TO The
factory. Rity dollars per acre IL abou
the average this season.
Mrs. q. 7. Loy'Joy has commenced bel
school In the Carlos Lane District, Frank
lin Plantation.
Las, Wednesdays wind blow did con
slider able damage In this section. Unroof
ca the barn OF u. II. Small, blew dowr
trees aud fences that have braved th'
storms for years. nom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
HIRAM

col J. y. Tsitchsii attended the run.
Ion % toe sth Maine Regiment a. O.d
Orchard lie reports 800 eomrsdss 10
hne ani very pleasant OCCASION They
Also at,snied TIE State Fair. IL u pro
posed - bul.i bArrscks on en- island IN
Portland Hsrbor Tor q rerdttvo1s- Co,'
McArthur. OF LlmingtOn. VIII give slVVO
Mrs. Nancy Coadbourne, OF Bfldgtoo'
has been visiting In Hiram.
Mrs james n. Foss i WY III OF hraf'
disease.
NJ. ROYAL Clark died Sept is.h, ol
Rights disease. aged "a years lie las
ben an Industrious. moral and woiily
citiEsn. IL l. worthy ~ note that 10 has
never missed q State or patiooal eifcu0n
Tor GO years.
Mss Mary Psgslvy i recovering from
her severe illness.
Ne Eben Ward slipped n The bath room
% ths corn shop on The i3ih and ofoks MS
arm
FOsr persons J,lasd The NssAodi''
eAsreh recently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
BROwNFIELD.

John Mcdonald has sold his house on
Maln street 20 John Bryant. OF Chatham.
y. II. lie l. fnlshiug tenement In the
old B.rrows store. which be has recently
purchased.
school commenced Monday. Miss Rose
Chapman tescher.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bsrrows have agala lef,
town Tor their home IN Kansas.
Business OF all kindsis booming. There
1. plenty % work FOR All
The corn factory i doing quite BIC
business this week.
Frank Moserye Married 90 Rosa Mars
ton.
Llup. frink Is visiting friends 10 BfIds.
ton aud Denmark.
Do Gliehel IL again OF the sick list,
but We asc not out OF q doctor by any
means while Mrs Doctor IL In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
WATERFORD

ZsuAs Kueeland recently noticed that
much damage was being done In bis corn
Geld By hungry NDimAls- Tails week ne
has made several nocturnal visits 70 tne
place and has succeeded In kiihng ihfee
ill grown p0fcupines-
Aarsm Brown. an aged resident or NE
place. died last week lie has been some
MIA, dsmsntci Zoe 81 'ersl years.
Oar usual qaie, roads are INV Wiz
carts OF al descriptions. Its The sweet
corn brigade that makes the eomnouon.
Several heavy frOsts have struck me
low lands. Everything i Killed In ne
northeastern part % The town.
Some % oar farmers have cug taeif
snail potato crop. They are roi,irg IN
The cellars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
PORTER

The irt Say OF the fair .. Cornish Was
rainy, and ths show OF stock was nov as
good As usual. Second day there Was :
large attendance aud the day Was noe. In
the 2 IS Glass, Frank A. driven by FRANK
Fox. won frst money. Best time, sao =
The ? 80 class by Alice y X. q. kuigh''
best time. 2 IS. Third day he Attendance
Was good. 10 the 2ii0 class Foxy Dew
won. Beet time. 2t3 In the free Tor al
frank A. won first money. Best time,
a4i. A lady got kicked by horse ana q
how run over for accidents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
FAST pTTIIEI

Mrs. W. e. Howe. accompanied ~ hi
mother, Mrs. J. ID. Hastings. has returned
20 her home In Walthsm. MSS
Miss Mae Howe has retained from Car.
ham. v. II. and II now s,opplng a. J. ID.
Hastings.
Rev q. Il lIannsfori will preach 1t he
church 10 this place Sept. 18th. ats o'clock
East Bethel Sewing Society viii meet
with Mrs Y d. Bartlett Sept ?2ui.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE
OXFORD

Clarence Haskell has been e.erkirs Tor
Darrell q uAskes. while Frsd Dciauo VS.
A1ssut 90 vacation.
Rev Mf Greeley i coon - leave LOT
Harvard Ca SantAy be took f0r bis sao'
Isct MAN and Machinery" 1--WE Neie
admitted % The church
Tae schools were deferred = week on Ae'
count % diphtheriA
NJ Chaplin las moved from WeichFiAs
.nio Darrell q Hawkes. rent las' Vsea'en
BY Wm. Wood.
TIE sick people are improving
Mrs.. wslxlsr, % Worcester, Mas =
visiting Der sister, Mrs. y. {. Eiehards-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
LOWELL.

Ga Thursday l. @. Charles begsn The
picking oghis cranberry bog. The crop
i large .nd very doe ard vel rlpcned-
Ms. Dean II. Wiley died on Tuesday OF
pnsumoul,, and was barled Thursday
Rev. Mr AlvOrd. 90 No. frycoarg, al
tsuted the funeral. Mrs. W. bal been an
invalli iof auumb,r ofyesrs. bot Der death
was quite sudden aud unexpected. The
funeral va. largely attended ~ friends
from Fyeburg. Stow and Chatham, be'
siiss our own tOwrspeople
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
pIcKYALE.

llsavy showers. accompanied With high
winds. passed over this place Thurstsy
Right. doing considerable tsn,gc % ffuii
tres ani buildings.
W =. Address aas s0,i BE farm - Il.
= Tracy an will return u Aaburn.
The hay crop Il Dearly scared. A icv
have not yst nulshet.
Potatoes are rotilnc badly. and = light
crop I. expected
A few from this place attended The State
Falr. A good show % stock ari fast troi.
ting IL reported Among the best breeds
% cattle the Sassex are mentioned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
WEST SIMMER

The arsi unlVcr..ilsi Circle % TIE sei'
son occurred wsdaesi,y evening last.
Not large crowd. bot al seemed n en-.
Joy H.
People report potyioos ro,tlne badly.
The West Sumner Base Base Club play
81 the North Daekhelis Ss,afiay. lOih
Score &c % n In favor % West Samusr
A. Il Was the nr., Victory OF the season
for the home clab We thought u would be
M more ihsn right % IL people know u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
FRYE

The grove meeting OF The i0l. AMI iiih
Wa success. Meeting apPoinied al hall
pssi Ten. Saturday forenoon. prayer BY
\. \. York. sermon by T. W. Thompson.
sermon by s. :. York la The afternoon.
Sermon 10 The eyenlug BY A. W. BFsdeen.
Sunday al . o'clock a. n. prayer meet
log. iIslf past ten. sermon by Rev. c. L.
ID. Crockeii. ofJscks0n. y. II. Afternoon,
prayer. By A W. Br,deen, sermon ~
Crockett, After which was communion and
a baptism. There were from ihfrc 10 foar
hundred PEOPLE present
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
NRyyRY.

Frank Dlsbes, OF this town, has been
very sick for week past, but \, las, ac'
counts was improving.
willard Wight moved the Asa Russell
house up IN the old place last ffii,y. i,
took 20 heavy oxen ~ haul u.
Two oftie sick ones q, Charles walkers
are better. Tserc Ia no improvement IN
Mrs. walker.
Muck worms are destroying the poia.
toes. Skunks arr digging the worms, AMI
In 80 doing dig the potatoes out OF the
hills. Ny son picked up n barrel and q
haif last night that were dag In this way.
The nfsi ffos, OF the season was last
SgEdsy morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
NORWAY LAKE.

Mss Adelaide SaAiiaek and Miss Addle
Perry started last week on very pleasant
tour, from 5erc 20 Boston by carriage.
Mrs Samcel Partridge u siil quite Fee
bic Her sister. Mrs. Smith, from Caribou.
i hcrc With The Intention % remaining
through the winter. n needed.
Deacon ossooi Psrry's summer board.
crs have al returned home now. Miss
Ilorieuse Colby, % Lyun. Mass, Il soon
txtectg1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
DENMARK.

Charles Blake. OF Gorhsm. was 10 town
the past week. looking ater important in'
tercsts he has here.
= g fssscnisu. OF the Boston police
force, has returned % Bos,on ,ni resumed
hi. duties there.
Mrs. H,rslton. % Bldiefori. Il visiting
relatives and friends In this ylciuiiy. she
Il the widow % The late Hosea Hsfsliou'
Who formerly lived 10 this town, bat 70
moved 10 Bliiefori many years ago.
Bufnhan a Morrill, have SHIPPED 100
cases of corn cans from here 10 shops
where they are short OF cans. Their pack
here will considerably exceed 500, 900 cans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
HARTFORD

II. A Blckusll Is baIlilag sshsd sh'.
barn.
sweet ooru Il very COOL this year
Potatoes arr almost q failure.
Nathaniel Bartlett. fr0m csribo1. 4. ga
visit 20 Is irlenis Ia this vicinity.
sanford conant. oy order OF The health
CHEER 0f Bscknsli. killed COW which WAS
supposed "a nave tuberculosis
{. NJ Irish has moved his machinery
from his steam mill 10 Bucknsh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Tae uni,rslgnci takes this method q
.aqrrss hi. appreciation % ne thought
flIae.. All klnincss % friends In ne
many &C., ~ sttsntioa manifested u his
Vie daring her prorsctei ilncss, an -
h.n.s,f la BIZ triicilon. lie also desires
o. talnk ia1se Sao - Kindly rentcrcd a.
-.lsai services A. The fausral, snt fafaisa-
a flwsrs f1r The occasion; AM 20 The
cso.r f1r taelr slnging AZ The church.
:. L. IAwEEs.
Ss,. fsth Isl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Tasr, Nil BE- = meeting % The msmoers
fthe UaivcrsAlist Society an p.S-own-
- la he UnivcrsAlist church. Tuesday
evsnlng. sept loih. % choose Officers Tor
,as easulng year AMI transact such other
tasloo.s a. may properly cone oeiofe The
melting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
ROXBURY POND.

Dis, ~ h,s = new school house large
enough % accommodate its scholars for
many years O. cone. unless the mo. : con.
tsglon" breaks oli he-r sreS
usrNfri Jsuue has flashed he ro,i obs.
Born. In k,xhury, SEPT iiih, 20 the
VII. % u A H.--f 4 Ilnrhllr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Many % The visitors % MS esaaiisal
hu.i0p have retained % their hcmes IN
en-. city. BAT oar hae weather IL no, Al
-las yea. aai those who leave nov miss
sat Is perhsps ne pleAsantcst seAson or
ias year. Which cones iariag TIE ncxi lev
Warka
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Mr.. ). 4. Hawke. died i,st ThursdAy
morning. Mr.. Hawkes. va sister OF
U1-sce. Grorge n. AT J. {. Ca1mlngs OF
ts.. pace and wAs last 1ny-sleai years
az ~ u1uihs OF AZ. forssVerAl lotih.
she IA. 1cen = great sufsr,r. Toe llsi OF
trrr q tamuf va. removed ~ he Maize
General Hospital. bet she dli not rally A.
va hup.t. AMI SOFA returned home.
Since that time she has gradually failed,
80 hNs suiurCf mach severe sun.fiue.
uer may fricuts vii miss her mlen' All
srts1i tlcir sympathy 10 her Afflicted has-
tarf. a. ths zane Tine. they can not BAT
t- e.tf bat her sorsfiug l. Al an tnd.
IL. uusfal Va he'd a. The Baptist canrch
Sarfav affrroou The services Wsrc
clrtlc.ei ~ Rev. Nr. House, % bosion'
A. Ultimate personal frlend % TIE family,
a1f Rev Mr.. Mayo. pastor % he b,piisi
cllr.l hsrs. 90 waich Mrs. Hawkes. was
o. earnest member. A large number OF
relatives and frienis were in Niieniance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

TIE f,ilosiug have registered a. The
Uan,Ari House dafing TIE last week
ur 80 Mr.. Iohn A. Waterman, oorlatu /.
M y NJ rsiiChsii, furlan1i Ms - g. hAns
rrlf u1sfnn NJ. a. N iones. Nesnlry rort'
NAss q a. Aimhsii kiyertiis. Cal. Annie l.
lIsniersou. uGFCrtlu. samL SAMSON. fhiiAiei'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Al he iosu meeting Mouday, u Wa
voted % raise $1,000 % pay snow hiiis, Ani
ne ssiectmen we're anthOfir "a IN hlrc tae
money Aiso voted % accepi ne new
roai A. lsli oas ~ me selecimsu, nsAr ne
rrvrfr.i nritre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

A representative 90 IN DEHoCRsr re-
cssily v.sltsi Mr. J. &. Mafole's pear or
Chart ara rrape vines not In The dafknes-
ofnIeht. however. bai in Broad daylight.
IL company win the propristorl aud
h-ossht asay some to1thsone mensuto-s
oftse visit. whlch quickly vanished S1ea
ts.v sot ln.lfs the DENocnAr offi 'c Nj.
N,rbIe has "a extensive pear orchard,
wai-h = p-oiaclug vel. ani his grape
vres AZ simply ovefouriered Niil im'
usu.e cilsters 90 a. handsome, luse
Craps a. ever grew. While there, ai,en-
rl1 "a. called q fanuy faichcu's lat
cl.tafie. large sackling. not gate Tour
uoat1s OH ue l. ~ Messengcr wilkes,
as has been soii for 500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

t had kidney disorder and say fOr the gool
ofaiiss. ,h"I YDy k".ssdy Favorits Remedy ear.i
me. REV. Il. 4. Chandler. IemAnon springs, y. \.
had stone In the ilsiier anf srsvsl 10 The hisneys
wel.-E. ID. Parsons, Rochester, y. \. lfice ~.
sseni scent stamp 20 DIR. Kennedy, llohdoui, " Is
&c book On kidney, Liver anil Hood Disorders
Mention this paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Webb & wsksasld. the Norway Cloth.
.iers, invite you 20 their Blue Store TO
look at their bargains In clothing. Gents
Furnishing. Hat aud Caps. They are sure
10 please you every time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Vir-H n Parrl. = oae 70 the engineers
snp,1vei In the survey Or The extension
49,. R1mf1ri Fslis ani Beaded ENl'
r,afto Ramf1ri fslls
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] q Marble wen, 10 Weld Monday
n1rulag. =, looS cat Cor lanbsrirg Inter
csts TIRE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Nex,oa Stanley ani uarD u,i attend
efthe clustltution ccut~uary A. fhilairl'
rsla lasi week. siih The Norway Ligh'
i1ikciry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Gor-s " Atwood. OF me DENocs,r,
,-fs'f.. ar camping o1t A. Weld Pond.
IS ffIeuis from D'xdeli.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

EP. Case. E.q OF Portland. male Is
. cal Tuesday.
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l.ut W W. Klmban aud wife. OF
ws.hIas,os. ar a. Mrs. Y. Y. Kimoalrs.
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Mr.. A. D Case. OF Norway. Was In
,,wr a ~ days last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

John W. Chad0osrue. Of Oxford. Vas At
,Ae Hli wednesday.
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Ms. Hattie A Hooper has a position -
,sachef In IN Saswmat Avenue chiliren's
Hone. Rlstor.
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M. Matthews. widow Of Asa NJ stihess
f,rnsrly ~ this town, II visiting her sis
tsr. NJ. Cyrus Chipman.